Hi, Reader. Over the weekend, I was sorting through my emails (all 10,000 of them – slight exaggeration, but barely) and noticed a pattern...
And now here I am, adding to the noise in your inbox. First thought? "WTF am I doing joining this crazy list?" Then I remembered why I started doing this in the first place – because when I was feeling invisible, irrelevant, and stuck, everything I found felt like it was written for someone else, trying to sell me on fighting aging or promising a quick fix rather than walking with me through this complex experience. What You DON'T NeedIt's not a lack of information keeping you stuck. There are two powerful forces at work:
I've written about how to empty your cup, recognize when invisible beliefs are controlling you, and how you can tell BIFF to shut the eff up in this week's article. Read the full article here → And if this resonates? Hit reply and let me know. I'm a real person, and I actually read and respond to my emails. I want to hear from you, Lynnelle P.S. If you're feeling caught in that messy middle between what used to be and what is still unclear, I'm running the final beta of my Wayfinding program starting June 12th before the official launch in September. Go here OR reply to this email with "WAYFINDING INFO" if you'd like to learn more about this 6-week journey with other women redefining what it means to age with power and purpose. |
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Hi Reader, Here's a question for you, as we Americans are gearing up for our Independence Day celebration. (Yes. I fly my flag here in France.) An American in France When is the last time you took an inventory of your life values? Not the standard "kindness, understanding, and world peace" auto-responses. But the true values that guide your life choices and actions, when no one is looking. I won't go down the red and blue road with this subject, although I encourage us all to do some...
Hey Reader, A woman emailed me last week saying she was interested in Wayfinding but that she was "not really a group person." She'd rather figure things out on her own timeline, maybe read some books, and work on herself privately. I get the resistance to joining a group, being vulnerable with strangers. I’m an introvert and I do understand. But here's what I've learned: personal transformation is hard. Doing it alone makes it exponentially harder. Why community accelerates everything: You...
Hi Reader, Yesterday, I was talking to my sister, Karen, on FaceTime, hearing about her follow-up doctor’s appointment. She was soooooo relieved (and a bit proud, I think) that she got an A+ from her doctor only two weeks after hip replacement surgery. Then this morning, I found a text from her that inspired this email. Karen told me that after she got home from the doctor’s office and running errands (she was also finally cleared to drive at that appointment-YAY!), she felt great... and then...